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Date Posted: 03:22:18 10/14/04 Thu
Author: Chris
Subject: Re: UBF Doctrine: teachings of the ministry
In reply to: Brian Karcher 's message, "UBF Doctrine: teachings of the ministry" on 09:33:13 10/13/04 Wed

So UBF doctrine is a list of buzzwords.

To me, it is a foolish waste of time to engage in endless dogmatic debates over doctrine. It is much more worthwhile to study the Bible, believe the Bible and obey the Bible.

Can anybody comment on that sentence? I would like to comment something, but I can not really express my thoughts. Somehow Brian is a master of formulating things in a way that sound perfectly true, but the message he is communicating is totally wrong. I have the impression his skills in this area get more and more perfect. This sentence is already a masterpiece.

Of course, that sentence needs to be analyzed and translated. It does not mean what it would mean outside the context of UFB. Real Bible study and systematic theological is automatically equated with "endless dogmatic debates" and thus necesseraly complicated, unspiritual and bad. UBF style Bible study, i.e. simply following a pre-given UBF questionaire, believing the UBF interpretation of the Bible without questioning, completely trusting the UBF leaders, and obeying the UBF leaders is considered as "study the Bible, believe the Bible and obey the Bible."

I think Brian has been indoctrinated with such masterful composed sentences by the master of deceptive communication, Paul Hong, and is now doing the same. "A student is not above his teacher, but everyone who is fully trained will be like his teacher." (Lk 6:40)

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Replies:

No translation needed -- Mike K., 08:34:11 10/19/04 Tue
- Re: No translation needed -- Brian Karcher, 08:43:02 10/19/04 Tue
  - you said goodbye, leave already -- Nick T., 09:17:02 10/19/04 Tue
    - Re: -- Brian Karcher, 09:40:49 10/19/04 Tue
      - Re: Openly -- Chris, 10:04:55 10/19/04 Tue
        Re: Openly -- Brian Karcher, 10:28:11 10/19/04 Tue
        Where's the Word of God? -- Mike K., 13:42:32 10/19/04 Tue
        Re: Where's the Word of God? -- Brian Karcher, 13:51:10 10/19/04 Tue
        Re: Where's the Word of God? -- Brian Karcher, 13:56:48 10/19/04 Tue
        If so... -- Mike K., 03:00:39 10/20/04 Wed
        Re: If so... -- PECAS, 10:01:18 10/20/04 Wed
    - Doctrine? -- former, 10:09:40 10/19/04 Tue
      - What's the Bible's opinion? -- Mike K., 13:49:47 10/19/04 Tue